Someone launched a petition to replay the World Cup against Colombia – and nearly 280,000 sore losers signed it.
The three Lions really won the World Cup when Eric Dier scored the last penalty goal For England, Colombian fans were not happy with the situation.
An angry fan started the petition when England reached the quarterfinals after a dramatic penalty shot after a 1-1 draw in Moscow on Tuesday. 1965-0004] 280,000 losers sign a petition to replay the Colombia-England match "data-rewritten =" true "/>
Nearly 280,000 people signed a petition to replay the World Cup match between England and Colombia (Picture: Change.org)
<img data-orig-id = "7688420" data-orig-w = "1024" data-orig-h = "686" data-max-width = "620" width = "620" height = "415" data-rsz = "shrink" src = "data: image / gif; base64, iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAEAAAABCAQAAAC1HAwCAAAAC0lEQVR42mP8 / B8AAusB9FD6Pn0AAAAASUVORK5CYII = "data-src =" https://metrouk2.files.wordpress.com/2018/07/sei_20021144-e1530878551270.jpg?w=620&h=415&crop=1 "alt =" MOSCOW, RUSSIA – JULY 03: Colombian players are seen during the match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup ™ finals between Colombia and England at Spartak stadium in Moscow on July 3, 2018. (Photo: Sefa Karacan / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images) [19659007] England beat Colombia on Tuesday – in the quarterfinals (Photo: Getty Images)
Juan Diego Garcia said the referee Mark Geiger had granted a pena in favor of England for a non-existent fault when Carlos Sanchez
The law students also stated that Carlo Bacca's goal in overtime was "wrongly judged" and that it should have been allowed to get up.
The ball hit the back of the net after the referee stopped the game, with Harry Maguire being distracted by a second ball that would have rolled onto the field if the assistant referee did not have it stopped.
A Colombian supporter criticized referee Mark Geiger after the match on Tuesday (Photo: Reuters)
petitio n: "It's in these two games that the referee's judgment runs the course of the game for the English team, having no reason to do so. "
" We ask Fifa to review both of these decisions in order to set a precedent for a clean game where the fair and legal game prevails and is a guarantee for both teams.
Some people have supported Juan's complaints, but others have criticized the fan of Colombia for being a sore loser
@FIFAWorldCup ] @FIFAcom you must approach the flight of Colombia's victory against England in ADVERTISEMENT. If you believe in a fair match, more than 280,000 people signed a petition thinking otherwise. That's enough people to make a country … replay the game #COLvENG
The #Colombia Fans signing the petition is embarrassing. Stop throwing your toys off the pram just because your dirty tactics did not work. Your team behaved like animals all the game and you got what you deserved #byebye ✈️
The Englishman John Stones also described Colombia as "the dirtiest team" he has ever faced.
several red cards
"They were probably the dirtiest team I've ever met, in respect of, when we won a penalty, surrounding the referee, even pushing the referee.
English fans also complain about Geiger's refereeing (Photo: Getty Images)
'There was the whim [on Jordan Henderson] that I'm sure you've all seen. They were scratching the penalty spot while Harry Kane was waiting to take his penalty.
& # 39; There were also a lot of things out of the ball which I'm sure you have never heard of – all kinds of things you do "
The Three Lions will now face Sweden in Samara at 15h Saturday for a place in the semifinals.
